Signing an unsigned assembly with a strong name

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Henrik Dahl

Hello!

I've got an assembly which has not been signed with a strong name. I would
like to sign it with a strong name. I do not have the source code for the
assembly. Is there a way to sign the assembly with a strong name?


Best regards,

Henrik Dahl
 
Henrik Dahl said:
I've got an assembly which has not been signed with a strong name. I would
like to sign it with a strong name. I do not have the source code for the
assembly. Is there a way to sign the assembly with a strong name?
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Not that I know of. AFAIK you have to modify the source to insert the
assembly info.

Only other way might be to modify the binary assembly - but thats a bit
tricky.


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Hi,

Not that I would recommend this, but you could dissassemble the assembly
with ildasm and then reassemble using ilasm giving it a keyfile to sign the
new assembly with.

Hope this helps
 
put .snk file in place of Wrapper Assembly Key Name in the project
properties, where it is referred,should sign the DLL with strong
name.

Hope this will help.
 
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